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2005: Bonfield on pensions

   October 3, 2008

The Pensacola City Council will be hit with this on the campaign trail. These are the numbers then-City Manager Tom Bonfield set P.A. Ucci on pension contributions by the city….please note the county and school district has not seen this type of increase.

What was the total city contribution to each of the three pension funds during the past five years and how does it compare with the previous five years?

General Pension
2004 4,611,350
2003 1,760,559
2002 2,328,426
2001 1,916,041
2000 1,821,646
1999 1,613,059
1998 1,275,304
1997 431,038
1996 701,960
1995 599,491

Fire Pension
2004 1,807,624
2003 771,210
2002 807,976
2001 506,818
2000 None
1999 244,370
1998 508,486
1997 493,647
1996 508,731
1995 554,058

Police Pension
2004 1,285,399
2003 432,241
2002 128,671
2001 119,516
2000 112,865
1999 115,757
1998 114,405
1997 108,331
1996 103,240
1995 96,755

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